Blog: Create a comment on your blog telling about yourself and your expectations for this session. Be sure to include your first name, and the name of your school.
Blogroll Tutorial
Activity #2 Social Bookmarking
Two popular social bookmarking tools are Delicious and Diigo. With a partner, view the video on setting up a Delicious account http://delicious.com/ and visit http://www.diigo.com/ to learn more about Diigo. Set up an account with both. Then explore by adding a bookmark for this wiki and your blog in Delicious and Diigo. In Diigo, join the following two groups: teacher-librarians and Web2.0at School.
Blog: Comment on your blog about the site you believe you will use the most, and tell how it will benefit you professionally as well as in your library media center.
Delicious
Saving Bookmakrs in Delicious
Diigo
Activity #3 Create a Start-Up Page
Start up pages have many uses in the school library media program. Tutorials below are several example using three start-up page tools, Pageflakes, iGoogle, and Protopage. Explore Pageflakes at http://teacher.pageflakes.com/, iGoogle at http://www.google.com/ig, and Protopgage athttp://www.protopage.com/ . Create an iGoogle start page.
Blog: Comment on your blog about ideas you have to use start pages professionally and in the library media center.
iGoogle Tutorial
PageFlakes
Activity #4 Googe to the Rescue
View the following tutorials on creating a Google Calendar and Using Google Docs. Create several new files in Google Docs.
Blog: Comment about the uses of these tools professionally and with students and facutly.
Google Calendar Interface
Adding a Google Calendar Event
Making a Google Calendar Public
Sharing a Google Calendar
Google Docs Tutorial
Google Forms
Activity #5 Creating Your Personal/Professional Learning Network (PLN)
Explore the following and create your own PLN by subscribing to Blog feeds in Google Reader, join Twitter and choose people to follow, and join a Ning. Then go to your iGoogle page and click "add stuff" and add Google Reader and Twitter to your iGoogle page. Second Life will be share as a whole group activity. The links below will get you started when you are ready to explore it.
Share: http://edtechpower.blogspot.com/2009/04/how-has-your-professional-learning.html
Microblogging with Twitter: Create an account. Then add the Google Gadget to your iGoogle page. Links are provided for suggested leaders in the field of library and information technology to follow. Comment on your blog about the possibilites for using Twitter. Be sure add your username, for those in our workshop to choose to follow you.
Library Media Program 2.0
Day 1Teacher Tube Videos
A Vision of K-12 Students TodayISTE NETS-Teachers
NETS-Thttp://doug-johnson.squarespace.com/blue-skunk-blog/2008/12/5/seven-stupid-mistakes-teachers-make-with-technology.html
Activity #1 Create a Reflection Blog for the Session and Post a Comment
Visit http://www.blogger.com. View the video, How to Create a Blog With Blogger. Sign in with your Google Account information. Create your blog.Blog: Create a comment on your blog telling about yourself and your expectations for this session. Be sure to include your first name, and the name of your school.
Blogroll Tutorial
Activity #2 Social Bookmarking
Two popular social bookmarking tools are Delicious and Diigo. With a partner, view the video on setting up a Delicious account http://delicious.com/ and visit http://www.diigo.com/ to learn more about Diigo. Set up an account with both. Then explore by adding a bookmark for this wiki and your blog in Delicious and Diigo. In Diigo, join the following two groups: teacher-librarians and Web2.0 at School.Media Center examples: http://delicious.com/creekview_hs_library
Diigo has educator accounts at http://www.diigo.com/education for setting up student and class accounts.
Blog: Comment on your blog about the site you believe you will use the most, and tell how it will benefit you professionally as well as in your library media center.
Delicious
Saving Bookmakrs in Delicious
Diigo
Activity #3 Create a Start-Up Page
Start up pages have many uses in the school library media program. Tutorials below are several example using three start-up page tools, Pageflakes, iGoogle, and Protopage. Explore Pageflakes at http://teacher.pageflakes.com/, iGoogle at http://www.google.com/ig, and Protopgage at http://www.protopage.com/ . Create an iGoogle start page.Media Center Examples: http://www.pageflakes.com/joyce_valenza/, http://www.pageflakes.com/theunquietlibrary/
Blog: Comment on your blog about ideas you have to use start pages professionally and in the library media center.
iGoogle Tutorial
PageFlakes
Activity #4 Googe to the Rescue
View the following tutorials on creating a Google Calendar and Using Google Docs. Create several new files in Google Docs.Blog: Comment about the uses of these tools professionally and with students and facutly.
Google Calendar Interface
Adding a Google Calendar Event
Making a Google Calendar Public
Sharing a Google Calendar
Google Docs Tutorial
Google Forms
Activity #5 Creating Your Personal/Professional Learning Network (PLN)
Explore the following and create your own PLN by subscribing to Blog feeds in Google Reader, join Twitter and choose people to follow, and join a Ning. Then go to your iGoogle page and click "add stuff" and add Google Reader and Twitter to your iGoogle page. Second Life will be share as a whole group activity. The links below will get you started when you are ready to explore it.Share: http://edtechpower.blogspot.com/2009/04/how-has-your-professional-learning.html
Blog: Discuss the PLN you created.
Google Reader and Subscribing to Blog Feeds: Vist the following blogs and choose some to subscribe to using Google Reader and your Google account. Then add the Google Gadget to your iGoogle page.
Joyce Valenza's NeverEndingSearch
Doug Johnson's The Blue Skunk Blog
Will Richardson's Weblogg-ed
Kathy Shrock's Kaffeeklatsch
Cool Cat Teacher Blog
AASL Blog
School Library Media Activities Montly
http://www.getdegrees.com/articles/career-resources/the-top-fifty-librarian-blogs/
http://heyjude.wordpress.com/2009/06/07/school-libraries-in-the-21st-century/
http://theunquietlibrarian.wordpress.com/
Overview of Google Reader
Add Subscriptions to Google Reader
Microblogging with Twitter: Create an account. Then add the Google Gadget to your iGoogle page. Links are provided for suggested leaders in the field of library and information technology to follow. Comment on your blog about the possibilites for using Twitter. Be sure add your username, for those in our workshop to choose to follow you.
Twitter
Twitter for Teachers
More on Twitter http://www.schoollibraryjournal.com/blog/1340000334/post/1940041394.html?nid=3714
8 Useful tips to Become a Successful With Twitter TweetDeck
Twitter in the LMC examples: http://twitter.com/unquietlibrary
10 Things Teachers Should Know to Get Started With Twitter
Nings: Visit the following Nings and join those you think would be beneficial to you. Your same username and password will be used for all the Nings.
Teacher Librarian Ning
Book Video Ning
Classroom 2.0
Arkansas Library Media Specialists Ning This is new!
Create Your Own Ning
Second Life
Video Clips
ISTE in Second Life
A Tour of My Second Life Sandbox
Pictures and Blogs
ISTE Eduverse Talks
ISTE Second Life Events
Discovery Education Second Life Blog
Discovery Education SL Blog Set on flickr
ALA Island in Second Life on flickr
Elaine Tulip's Photstream Second Life on flickrSecond Life Education Fair 2009 in flickr